Picking up the pieces : failed states
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Harvard International Review Vol 29 No 4, Winter 2008, pp.40-73Summary: Symposium of six short papers on different aspects of failed and failing states and what, if anything, can be done about them. Coverage includes sociology and politic;, causes of failure; dangers posed by failing states; what the west and the USA should do; the contrary view that the problem is overstated and not much can be done anyway; concludes with what can be done to help Iraq.
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Symposium of six short papers on different aspects of failed and failing states and what, if anything, can be done about them. Coverage includes sociology and politic;, causes of failure; dangers posed by failing states; what the west and the USA should do; the contrary view that the problem is overstated and not much can be done anyway; concludes with what can be done to help Iraq.
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